I'm incredibly happy to see Tagawa finally landed an important part in a production of supreme quality. Before that he'd been wasting his acting talent and striking physique mostly for garbage flicks, or ended up in cameo-like minute roles that didn't allow him to show what he's got to offer. I hope his future career will be better managed from now on.
As to the plot, I myself don't cosider myself particularly insightful or smart, but how dumb and naive that Juliana girl is just defeats me. And she doesn't learn from her own mistakes over and OVER again, and in result pretty much screws everything up for the resistance. Honetly, even a semi-intelligent person would start off by dumping her sister's satchel in the nearest standing garbage container, and from there it just get worse and worse. Also, I can't seem to comprehend why the resistance member don't see that in order to help their cause they should've shot her long time ago.
Review of A Way Out
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa's finest piece/please put a red shirt on Juliana
25 December 2020
Warning: Spoilers